Thank you all for being here today.
My question is for Mr. Morley, Mr. Chauvin or the other two witnesses.
Europe is currently being hit by a wave of immigration. That always seems to be a result of conflicts. If we consider the situation as a whole, conflict zones are often the cause of malnutrition and of all the problems that have been raised. There are more and more immigrants all around the world. Climate change is also to blame. Population displacements in certain parts of the world are expected.
What can a global leader like Canada do to identify areas that will be problematic in the future? Despite all the good things currently being done and the fact that the situation is improving in certain parts of the world, there are other places—such as Haiti—where not all the problems have yet been resolved. Problems are expected in some countries as a result of conflict zones and climate change. What can we as a country do to be a global leader in this regard?